Mohican Widerness

Loomer said:

Anyone familiar with this trail system in Ohio? Yes I have read MTBR
and I have been there once but I have specific questions about the
little goodies (dirt jumps, log rides, ladders etc.) tucked off the
main trails. I don't want to ride on pricate property so if anyone
is familiar with it please repond to the group.

Thanks,
loomer

What do you mean by "wilderness"? If it's part of the wilderness system of
the Forest Service, bikes are not allowed on the trails.

Penny

"Penny S" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > What do you mean
by "wilderness"? If it's part of the wilderness system of

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the Forest Service, bikes are not allowed on the trails.

Penny

Hey baby, I was thinking about taking my giant jungle bike for a ride in the
thick underbrush of you butt forest. All I ask is that you some Corvoisier
waiting for me before we start our most sensual wilderness ride.

Leon Phelps "The Ladies Man"

LeonPhelps said:

"Penny S" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > What do
you mean by "wilderness"? If it's part of the wilderness system of

Quoted message said:

the Forest Service, bikes are not allowed on the trails.

Penny

Hey baby, I was thinking about taking my giant jungle bike for a ride
in the thick underbrush of you butt forest. All I ask is that you
some Corvoisier waiting for me before we start our most sensual
wilderness ride.

Leon Phelps "The Ladies Man"

I probably beat you to a real jungle ride. RR coming up soon, singlespeeds
in the jungle.

You might want to read article 1.3.8 of the amb FAQ. I was just trying to
help. What were you trying to do, pickup on a gal who is most likely old
enough to be your mother?

penny

"Penny S" <[email hidden]> wrote in message

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What do you mean by "wilderness"? If it's part of the wilderness system

of

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the Forest Service, bikes are not allowed on the trails.
Penny

It is a legal State trail system.